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US Bank Stadium would be available if we really needed it. If you're not having fans in attendance, it would seem you could play games at indoor practice facilities.

I would guess the student end zone is a little more difficult for the opposing team. It would take some digging - do box scores show which end zone they were going towards?

I don't think it will have a measurable impact on fan allegiance. I do think it will be a positive for the U by having a local "rival" that can be brought in cheaply. A game against Saint Thomas probably would be a better draw then a game against #305 Cleveland State.

ESPN - A spring 2021 college football season? What a coronavirus-impacted schedule might look like I could see the football season being pushed off to the spring, at least in the South. The Big Ten states are doing much better that the southern states - Florida is having more than 10,000 cases...

I think this will be good for the U. It will let them bring in a D-I opponent for non-conference games and we can pay them less because there won't be travel expenses. I think a basketball game vs Saint Thomas might be more interesting than a game against a non-conference opponent that we've...

I think it's going to be a very strange season. I could see football being played in the north, but cancelled in the south. Florida is at around 10,000 cases a day and trending up. Georgia is at over 3,000 cases a day. The Big Ten states are doing much better, so with reasonable precautions we...

Get rid of the security theater at the gates. It doesn't really do anything, and it slows down people getting through the lines. The less time people a standing in line, the better. In the seats, you're near a relatively small number of people, but in the lines, you pass by a lot. Also open the...

Praising someone's leadership implies that their is at least some aspects of that person to emulate.

Hitler's rise to power ought to be a cautionary tale, not someone to emulate.

You laid out a faulty premise. In the past, sure, people would discuss the strengths and weaknesses of Hitler's leadership abilities, if they were talking about the history of the Third Reich. It would be much more difficult to find people praising Hitler's out of the blue, let alone listing...

All that spin must make you dizzy.

In the past, the headline in the local paper would have read "Football coach praises Hitler's leadership." Immediately followed by angry WWII veterans showing up at the Dean's office.

There are uncountably many other examples of leadership that he could have come up with. If someone thinks leadership and Hitler is what comes to mind, there's something seriously wrong with that person.

This isn't a "modern way of handling things." Do you really think there was a time when praising Hitler was considered acceptable?

I suppose Augsburg could say, "No, we didn't win. Credit St. Olaf with the win." The NCAA probably wouldn't recognize it, sure.

I'm also having trouble seeing the problem. We don't generally expect people to denounce their employers.

Ask not for whom Autman-Bell tolls.

Cleveland State is in trouble now.

"PJ FLECK STADIUM" has the same number of characters as "TCF BANK STADIUM", so it would be really easy to change the signs... just saying...

I have a piece of the bleachers from Memorial Stadium. I can't prove it is genuine, but I'm satisfied it is.